UPDATE: Pics now provided.
“This old classic, runs great. It has manual transmission with overdrive, power brakes and new tires.”
UPDATE: Pics now provided.
“This old classic, runs great. It has manual transmission with overdrive, power brakes and new tires.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2600.
(10/15/2014) No pics provided.
“Willys CJ3A Running gear good.
$2800
Motor : 283 V8 w/warn overdrive.
Current registration (non-op)”
It’s very rough, but does appear to have a VEC windshield.
“I have a 40’s model Willys CJ-2A. I purchased it a couple months back and ended up buying another Jeep last week that I am going to use instead of this one. Jeep is complete minus tailgate, seats, and a carb. Was told it ran from previous owner. No title but a title can be had by filing antique with SCDMV. Jeep has rust in floors and the tub. It is repairable. Frame is good. All original drivetrain is in tact.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Could have some value. Seller provides some great details.
“I have a 1951 jeep cj3a with a 283 small block Chevy on cj5 axles and cj5 t15 3 speed
The jeep is not running currently as I was working on converting it to a 3 speed manual and adding power brakes and power steering using a yj brake booster and cj5 power steering box
The 283 is a strong runner with power pack heads and vette cam with an edelbrock 4 barrel carb and torquer ii intake. It has an hei distributor and ram horn exhaust with knock off flow masters that exit under the doors.
Richard Michalsky builds “mini-jeeps” out of his shop in Bolivia. These jeeps are all metal. The first vehicle, an MB look-a-like was completed in 3 years. It is 25% Smaller than the original vehicle and is 2WD, but has made of the same details. It is powered with a 3 Cyl engine from a Kia 1000cc. It weighs around 1250lbs.
This second jeep is a civilian model. It’s styled different, but appears to be built in a way similar to the MB-like jeep. It too is only 2WD. They look like a kick to drive around.
I spent far too much time in the sun today. I could have used an umbrella like this!
“1943- British Signaller W. Bale working on his jeep using an umbrella for shade on Sicilian beach.”
UPDATE: Has been on and off eBay a few times. Not sure if still for sale or not.
Former Washington State Forest Service FC-170.
“1962 JEEP Forward Control 170 4-Wheel Drive Truck
This is a two owner vehicle, with the original owner being the Washington State Forest Service. The custom ordered a snorkel and air brakes when this vehicle was purchased new. It has the original wench in the front bumper along with the original 6 cylinder engine and 4 speed manual transmission. The engine turns over freely but I have not attempted to get it running. The body shows plenty of wear but is pretty straight for a 1962 work horse. The bed has surface rust but is very solid and not rusted thru anywhere on the bed. The drivers side running board is in the bed of the truck. There is a dent in each front bottom corner of cab as you can see in photos. Other than that it’s just typical wear and tear. scratches bumps and bruises. Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
That front grill is wrong and the fenders don’t appear original. Still looks to be a good price.
“1950 willies jeep for sale runs and drives new seats needs some work body in great shape jeep is in Kiowa Co 1,300 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(07/6/2015) Could be a good price.
“Runs and drives , great for a person who wants to restore, newly reapolstered seats and converted to 12 volt system, been in my family since 1963.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
“Fully restored ’51 CJ2A Willys. Frame off restoration. New body and front fenders. Converted to 12 volt ignition system. Has lockout hubs, and high range gear for highway driving. I’m moving and can’t take it with me.”